Speaker 1: And rock.
Speaker 2: We have three hours to talk about what happened at
Speaker 2: Bay Court Stadium yesterday.
Speaker 3: What we do, what we do, and plenty of time
Speaker 3: to hash that all out, and there's a lot to
Speaker 3: hash out. But we're right now. We're waiting on Corey Bowman.
Speaker 3: He's supposed to be joining us right now. The talk
Speaker 3: obviously look a huge election, right and the biggest thing
Speaker 3: on the ballot is safety, right. I mean, in our
Speaker 3: great city downtown July twenty sixth, the event that got
Speaker 3: some major national headlines, two people beaten within an inch
Speaker 3: of their life and a subsequent cover up by by
Speaker 3: city hall. You know, multiple people shot on Fountain Square
Speaker 3: a couple of weeks ago, and then just last night
Speaker 3: had seven people shot in Cincinnati. There was a time
Speaker 3: where you're like where that was like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: like breaking news. Everyone stopped. And now I hate to
Speaker 3: say it, but it's almost like, oh, it's kind of
Speaker 3: what's expected. Yeah, sixty ninth and Vine, like around Carthage
Speaker 3: someone was shot around one thirty two people shot in
Speaker 3: a speedway down the road. Oh tr there or four
Speaker 3: people seven people shot in Cincinnati. So again there's there's
Speaker 3: no question what's on the ballot here this year, and
Speaker 3: it is I think people are clamoring for public safety
Speaker 3: for people that the people that just want to go downtown,
Speaker 3: of course, the people that live there, that the businesses
Speaker 3: that are down there that are singing folks stay home
Speaker 3: more and more and more because they don't want to
Speaker 3: deal with the mess that's downtown, right, And that's that's
Speaker 3: kind of where we are.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what gets me, man, is that it used
Speaker 2: to be yeah, yeah, your your punk stuff, you know,
Speaker 2: your punky kid behavior, blah blah blah, vandalism, Maybe maybe
Speaker 2: somebody would rough you up and try to take your
Speaker 2: wallet or whatnot. But now everybody's getting shot, getting shot.
Speaker 2: It's a big, big problem. And a guy that's hoping
Speaker 2: to do something about it joined us right now. His
Speaker 2: name is Corey Bowman and he is running for mayor
Speaker 2: of our great city. Corey, welcome to the program.
Speaker 3: How are you.
Speaker 4: Doing great?
Speaker 5: Thank you guys so much for having me.
Speaker 3: Very good. And we were just giving a rundown while
Speaker 3: we were grabbing you, Corey. I mean, I mean, this
Speaker 3: is becoming like an everyday thing. You look, last night,
Speaker 3: seven people shot in Cincinnati. It's becoming we're almost numb
Speaker 3: to it. I hate to say, you know it was
Speaker 3: nowhere we should be, but seven people shot last night.
Speaker 3: We had the violence that happened in late July, and
Speaker 3: it's been an ongoing thing down there. What is I
Speaker 3: guess what is your reaction? Your response when you see
Speaker 3: this time and time again.
Speaker 5: Well, I think exactly what you just said, We've become
Speaker 5: numb to it. There are certain comments that I've seen,
Speaker 5: even on social media, that they'll just accept it, and
Speaker 5: they say, well, this happens in every city. Crime just happens.
Speaker 5: I don't believe that that should be the case. I
Speaker 5: believe that we can do better as a city. And
Speaker 5: one thing that I've been doing ever since the wee
Speaker 5: can happen is being on the own call with public
Speaker 5: safety representatives from the state trying.
Speaker 3: To get a handle on why we're not.
Speaker 5: Accepting the full package from the state, from the Ohio
Speaker 5: State Patrol to be able to keep our streets safe.
Speaker 5: And to be honest with you, it's very just frustrating
Speaker 5: the information I'm getting to be able to know that
Speaker 5: we're not taking advantage of everything that we can to
Speaker 5: keep our streets safe.
Speaker 3: So Corey, again, these instances people see them that this
Speaker 3: is not like you can't hide them, and people are
Speaker 3: aware of it, you know, thankfully because of social media
Speaker 3: helps that out. But when you say, you know, the
Speaker 3: state and even the federal government want to help out,
Speaker 3: but the leaders of our city refuse that help, Well,
Speaker 3: what do they say, take us through some of those
Speaker 3: conversations of what's going on? What's their justification for not
Speaker 3: wanting help on something that is clearly a problem. Everybody
Speaker 3: knows it.
Speaker 5: Well, I think so a lot from a federal level,
Speaker 5: a lot of people are trying to say that, hey,
Speaker 5: we're calling in the national guard. We don't have violent
Speaker 5: riots on our streets right now. I believe that the
Speaker 5: city run properly, can manage the crime of itself. But
Speaker 5: this is a thing that is most important in the
Speaker 5: short term right now, is that we are twenty percent
Speaker 5: understaffed as a police department. Not only are we twenty
Speaker 5: percent understaff, but from city hall, they haven't over the
Speaker 5: course of the four years of this past administration, they
Speaker 5: haven't been able to be free to do their job
Speaker 5: to enforce the low level crimes, which actually de escalate
Speaker 5: everything to the high level crimes. And then obviously we've
Speaker 5: talked about the judges, how we have to put pressure
Speaker 5: on the judges to hold criminals accountable. But when the
Speaker 5: Ohio State Patrolled comes in with the package that they
Speaker 5: are offering openly to the city, what it does is
Speaker 5: that they have the ability of bringing all of our
Speaker 5: complement levels up. What that means is that if we
Speaker 5: have eight hundred officers on the streets and we need
Speaker 5: a thousand, that that brings it up to that thousand.
Speaker 5: On top of that, we have helicopter, We have everything
Speaker 5: available to us. The nights that osp Ohio State Patrol
Speaker 5: is able to help us, we see a decrease in
Speaker 5: crime and we see criminals taking off the street. So
Speaker 5: we have the ability of requesting that anytime, and I
Speaker 5: believe that we need administration that thinks proactively. So I'm
Speaker 5: sitting there thinking, you have Halloween, a holiday weekend on
Speaker 5: Friday night, Saturday and Sunday, which you have a home
Speaker 5: game of a Bengals game. You have a lot of
Speaker 5: things going on in the city. That would be the
Speaker 5: time where I think you need to accept help from
Speaker 5: the state to make sure our streets are safe. I
Speaker 5: talk with the public safety representatives and they are saying
Speaker 5: that there was no help requested and basically everybody was
Speaker 5: left to themselves on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and we
Speaker 5: had shops fired and victims every night on Friday, Saturday,
Speaker 5: and Sunday.
Speaker 2: So we're talking to Corey Bowman and Corey why wouldn't
Speaker 2: the administration accept this kind of help because I have
Speaker 2: heard this said before and I don't get it at all.
Speaker 2: There's an obvious need.
Speaker 5: Well, I believe so when you look at other cities,
Speaker 5: what the representatives are telling me is that when they
Speaker 5: go to Cleveland, when they go to Columbus, when they
Speaker 5: go to any of these other cities, they get welcomed
Speaker 5: with open arms and they're able to see massive results.
Speaker 5: I'm talking about like seventeen twenty thirty arrests, people getting
Speaker 5: off the streets. But then whenever they come to Cincinnati,
Speaker 5: they are told that they have to go through so
Speaker 5: many hoops to be able to help the officers on
Speaker 5: our streets. And I believe that is coming from the
Speaker 5: mayor and the city manager's office that don't want to
Speaker 5: allow this help to be on our streets to the
Speaker 5: fullest of its capacity because they're playing political games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's no secret. And I say this all
Speaker 3: the time, Corey, like everyone knows how to get the
Speaker 3: violence under control, and that is you got to enforce laws.
Speaker 3: You got to have the presence of people to be
Speaker 3: able to willingly do that. And you look at Nashville,
Speaker 3: all right, they're on track for their lowest murders in
Speaker 3: sixty years. Okay, Why, well, you can point directly to
Speaker 3: the fact that they've added forty million dollars to the
Speaker 3: police budget. They hired two hundred and fifty new police officers.
Speaker 3: And guess what crime goes down that This is not
Speaker 3: hard to figure out. Why can't we seem to get
Speaker 3: this here here in the city. And what do you
Speaker 3: think you can do as mayor to help help solve this?
Speaker 5: Well, you got to take the politics out. You've got
Speaker 5: to take these culture wars out, you got to take
Speaker 5: this social agendas out, and you've got to show people
Speaker 5: that when it comes to our streets being safe, that
Speaker 5: affects every community, that affects every family, that affects every child,
Speaker 5: and the majority of crime is being done by a
Speaker 5: very small amount of people. And so when we have
Speaker 5: the officers on the streets, not only to take the
Speaker 5: high level crimes, but as they are able to de escalate,
Speaker 5: approach properly, and be able to do their job, and
Speaker 5: they're not willing to do that right now because they
Speaker 5: don't believe they have the full backing of city Hall.
Speaker 5: So I think that that's the biggest thing about Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: Cincinnati needs leadership at the top that is going to
Speaker 5: be tough on crime. We talked about lateral hiring over
Speaker 5: the summer. They tried to hire cops. We did not
Speaker 5: see a good response when it came to the lateral
Speaker 5: hiring because nobody wants to work for the police department
Speaker 5: that's under this current administration. And so if you have
Speaker 5: strong leadership up top, the lateral hiring is going to
Speaker 5: go through the route because they're going to know that
Speaker 5: Cincinnati PD is held to the standard and they want
Speaker 5: to work for the leadership that is at city Hall.
Speaker 5: On top of that, you've got to be able to
Speaker 5: put pressure, I've said it before.
Speaker 6: On the judges.
Speaker 5: The judges need to realize that this catch and release
Speaker 5: policy is not working for our city. We've got to
Speaker 5: hold the criminals accountable because the majority of these crimes
Speaker 5: are being done by repeat offenders.
Speaker 3: So that's what you're saying is even if there's people
Speaker 3: that would be willing to become police officers and get involved,
Speaker 3: but they're they're reluctant. They don't want to do it
Speaker 3: because they know they're not going to be supported from
Speaker 3: the top down. They know that they're going to be
Speaker 3: you know, criticized at every turn. Did they do this right?
Speaker 3: Did they do that right? There's not a universal message
Speaker 3: coming from city all down of the number one thing
Speaker 3: we got to do is stop crime and that means
Speaker 3: having consequences for people to break the law. That that
Speaker 3: message has never been uttered by a f tap heer
Speaker 3: of all or anybody down there. That has never been
Speaker 3: said of, hey, we got to have a universal thought here,
Speaker 3: if you break the law, you're going to be punished.
Speaker 3: And so yeah, anybody that wants to sign up as
Speaker 3: to be a police officer that they don't want to
Speaker 3: because they know they're not going to get supported. They
Speaker 3: know if they do arrest someone, they're going to go
Speaker 3: to it in front of a jud just going to
Speaker 3: let them write out. It's a it's a huge problem.
Speaker 3: It really is a pervasive, huge problem. But I think
Speaker 3: it all starts with the mentality of city Hall. And
Speaker 3: that's what's just so corrosive right now.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, and this is another thing that people need to
Speaker 5: be aware of. Right now, we're twenty percent understaffed. You
Speaker 5: have probably about eighty to ninety officers that are going
Speaker 5: to be eligible for retirement next year. Now, this is
Speaker 5: how it happens in the police department is that when
Speaker 5: they hit early, when they hit the opportunity to retire,
Speaker 5: the majority of officers they want to continue on working
Speaker 5: because their pension gets filled up even more, the pay
Speaker 5: is good, and then also they get a chance to
Speaker 5: continue on doing their job properly. It's called taking the drop.
Speaker 5: Right we have eighty to ninety officers that most likely
Speaker 5: the majority of them won't take the drop. They'll elect
Speaker 5: to retire early because they don't want to deal with
Speaker 5: the consequences of what's going on in the police department
Speaker 5: right now. And that's not trying to bad talk the
Speaker 5: police officers that are currently working. They're working their butts off.
Speaker 5: They want to protect and serve, but the conditions are
Speaker 5: unbearable right now.
Speaker 2: Well, and we're talking to Corey Bowman and guys. When
Speaker 2: you see the mayor and the situation that's going on,
Speaker 2: with the police chief right now, why would somebody want
Speaker 2: to become a cop? Why would you It's like getting higher.
Speaker 2: I don't care what job it is. If you hear
Speaker 2: that the management situation is a mess, why do you
Speaker 2: want to work there?
Speaker 5: No, that's exactly true. And then let's look at what's
Speaker 5: happened with Chief Fiji, because we've always felt a lot
Speaker 5: of people called for the resignation of the firing of
Speaker 5: police Chief Tigi, but we always felt that this is
Speaker 5: coming from the top down. Now with all the litigation
Speaker 5: being exposed, we're seeing that they handcuffed her hands as well.
Speaker 5: But then when they don't see the results that they
Speaker 5: want to see based on their policies, they're going to
Speaker 5: use her as a scapegoat to justify them being able
Speaker 5: to continue on as normal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly, she's a scapegoat here. Let's blame her. Even
Speaker 3: though there's never been one message, there's no correspondence, No
Speaker 3: lawyer will ever find a document, a transcript, can't call
Speaker 3: anything of the mayor or anybody at city Hall calling
Speaker 3: Chief DJ say listen, damn it, you gotta start cracking
Speaker 3: down more. I need more cops on the streets. I
Speaker 3: need tougher policies and more action. You'll never You'll never
Speaker 3: find that. And and I would say, Corey, whoever the
Speaker 3: next mayor is, that's the number one thing that's got
Speaker 3: to happen. I mean, that's the figurehead, that's the one
Speaker 3: that's the ultimate message, the CEO is. It's got to
Speaker 3: come down from that person. Until that happens, I think
Speaker 3: we're gonna be, you know, kind of where we are. Well, Corey, listen,
Speaker 3: we're running out of time here, but uh but I
Speaker 3: know we've got a big election coming up here tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Just you know, I how are things looking campaign wise?
Speaker 3: And what can folks do if they want to, I guess,
Speaker 3: get behind and support you.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So, I mean obviously, like it seems it's very late
Speaker 5: in the game too, But if you go to Coreybowman
Speaker 5: dot com, every little bit helps, the donate button actually
Speaker 5: goes in within one day. And so for us, every
Speaker 5: fund right now is going toward more and going toward
Speaker 5: more exposure. But we've got one day left until this
Speaker 5: critical election. We have to get out and vote. And
Speaker 5: what I would say to any potential voter that's listening
Speaker 5: right now is that we have done our homework. We
Speaker 5: know what it's going to take to bring public safety
Speaker 5: to number one at city Hall. And I would encourage
Speaker 5: people if you haven't voted in the past because you
Speaker 5: don't believe candidates are on the ballot that actually represent you.
Speaker 5: There are twenty seven city council candidates. Many of them
Speaker 5: are great choices, and you have a choice for mayor
Speaker 5: Cincinnati that is going to fight for public safety. It's
Speaker 5: going to fight for the infrastructure, and it's going to
Speaker 5: be fighting for the budget to be restored to what
Speaker 5: it needs to be.
Speaker 6: And that's with Corey Bowman.
Speaker 5: I would encourage people get out and vote if you
Speaker 5: haven't voted in previous elections, and get out and vote tomorrow.
Speaker 5: And then for those that are maybe on the fence politically.
Speaker 5: We're not running this on national politics. These aren't red
Speaker 5: or blue issues. These are right and wrong issues. And
Speaker 5: I'm telling people vote outside your comfort zone. Got that
Speaker 5: from a friend of mine that say that all the time.
Speaker 5: We have to be willing to vote outside our comfort
Speaker 5: zone if we want to be able to actually see
Speaker 5: the results that our city needs.
Speaker 2: All Right, with that, Corey Moowman, we will let you
Speaker 2: go take care.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 5: All so much for having me.
Speaker 3: Look, Corey, thank you.
Speaker 2: The elections tomorrow, see how that plays out.
Speaker 3: That's it, big, big, it's a big one.
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Speaker 3: Game Where iconic than this got this day in history
Speaker 3: ED nineteen ninety the world was introduced to the Iceman.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite stories about this song is Brian
Speaker 3: may Right, Queen's guitarist, who was the original riff of this.
Speaker 3: Of course is under Pressure with you Bryan Bowie and
Speaker 3: Brian May. Apparently was at a like a club in
Speaker 3: this version of the song came on. He walks up
Speaker 3: the DJ and ghost tell was this, like what is
Speaker 3: this song? And the guy goes the DJ goes, it's
Speaker 3: the number one song in America. A guy he's like, oh,
Speaker 3: let me call my lawyers.
Speaker 2: Well, and then the story, you know, the story after
Speaker 2: that when Ice was on like uh MTV or something,
Speaker 2: he goes, no, they're not the same at all.
Speaker 3: We should pull that. We should definitely pull that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's the best. It's not the it's not the same lick.
Speaker 2: It's like, there's goes.
Speaker 3: It's not the same song. Yeah. So the track was
Speaker 3: initially released as the B side to his cover of
Speaker 3: Play That Funky Music, which actually was he did a
Speaker 3: good cover of that song because I had the CD,
Speaker 3: and of course became the A side after DJ started
Speaker 3: playing the song all over the place. So he's like
Speaker 3: wildly successful. Now he's got like TV shows and it's like,
Speaker 3: what the hell, well, good look man, I feel like
Speaker 3: he went I mean, and good for him. Man, there's
Speaker 3: nothing like more than people who fight and fight and
Speaker 3: fight and just somehow end up on top because he
Speaker 3: was like he went from like the most like kind
Speaker 3: of oddly revered guy in like nineteen ninety then to
Speaker 3: like there's no bigger joke on planet Earth than Vanilla
Speaker 3: Ice to now he's like respected, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: And because he you know, he didn't just you know,
Speaker 3: turn into a total clown and made something of himself
Speaker 3: and he's doing.
Speaker 2: All right, Hey, look he's found his niche man didn't. Uh.
Speaker 2: That's funny though, but it's true to go from like
Speaker 2: you're saying, just hard scrabble, make it, make it work
Speaker 2: for you. That went away. Now, Okay, what can I do?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: I could fix house? I can you know I can
Speaker 2: work on houses. Give me a TV show?
Speaker 3: Well, and he knew most of all he was he
Speaker 3: was a personality. He was an entertainer, you know, and
Speaker 3: how else would he pull off the gangster white rapper thing.
Speaker 3: He's an entertainer. He knows how to act. Well, you
Speaker 3: know he did.
Speaker 2: And you see some of these other people who were
Speaker 2: on whatever some of those show is like, what's the
Speaker 2: one where there the so called celebrities or they make
Speaker 2: him do special forces drills or something like that.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Or celebrity big brother crap like that. Yeah, I think
Speaker 2: he did that for a little while, but you know
Speaker 2: he's made something of him.
Speaker 3: So guys own show. But I'm telling I know you
Speaker 3: don't like that song. That song hits. I do like
Speaker 3: that song. It's a guilty pleasure of mine. I like.
Speaker 3: I would say my dad, who's probably never listened to
Speaker 3: a full rap song in his entire life, would go, oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's Ice Ice baby right.
Speaker 3: It was that pervasive culturally of a of a song
Speaker 3: and has been forever that everybody knows that song hate rap.
Speaker 2: Hey, look if I've still been going to skate to
Speaker 2: a skating rink when that stuck came out, I guarantee
Speaker 2: you I'd have been skating around to that one. Uh,
Speaker 2: let's talk to Justin and Fairborne. Hey, Justin, what do
Speaker 2: you got on Vanilla Ice?
Speaker 12: So so, I think there's a more to a story.
Speaker 12: Like I heard a story that should Knight threatened and
Speaker 12: extorted Vanilla Ice out of the right Set song by
Speaker 12: holding by the neck over a balcony until he gave
Speaker 12: up the right Step song.
Speaker 5: I don't know whether it's true or not.
Speaker 3: I've heard that same thing. I thought. He held him
Speaker 3: from like his foot and dangled him over the over
Speaker 3: the ledge and yeah, it was so good. And I
Speaker 3: forget what it was. Yeah, it was either rights to
Speaker 3: the song or wanted him to sign with death Row.
Speaker 3: I forget. But that was another, again, very iconic interaction
Speaker 3: between two power brokers of the hip hop world.
Speaker 2: Remember solely, this is my weekend. Yeah, Commando said, you
Speaker 2: were gonna you were going to job me. I anyway,
Speaker 2: the Commando callback.
Speaker 3: That's your favorite movie.
Speaker 2: But I love that movie. I'm not kidding you. I
Speaker 2: can watch that I bet you I've seen it twenty times.
Speaker 2: I can watch it twenty more and not even break
Speaker 2: us away.
Speaker 3: It always it always comes through.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, it's just you got to pick out the
Speaker 2: little nu once. I tried to. I tried to count
Speaker 2: one time how many people that Arnold kills in that movie,
Speaker 2: and it's it's nearly impossible, right everyone, well, really legit everyone.
Speaker 2: And I think he gets like a scratch or something.
Speaker 2: I mean he's kind of heard in it. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: people are dying right and left, and or he just go.
Speaker 3: I mean, as you know, a seven year old kid
Speaker 3: when he goes in the military outfit store and he
Speaker 3: just starts grabbing this gun and that gun in this
Speaker 3: grenade launcher whatever it was, right?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and uh, well that's what I want to know.
Speaker 2: Where that military's supply shop. Obviously it's in LA but I.
Speaker 3: Was saying correctly. It wasn't like it was like a
Speaker 3: like a shop, yeah in La. Right, Yeah, that has
Speaker 3: a rocket launchers.
Speaker 2: But somehow or another he knew the code to the
Speaker 2: secret back room where they have rocket launchers and grenades.
Speaker 3: And what's his name in that movie?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 3: Oh crap, god, some of the c.
Speaker 2: No, it's I want to say Falcon, but it's not Falcon.
Speaker 9: Okay, now, just.
Speaker 2: Because I'm trying to remember the Australian guy talking to him,
Speaker 2: John John John. But what's his last name?
Speaker 4: I forget.
Speaker 3: I can't find it right now anyway. But yeah, that's
Speaker 3: that's a movie, hits man. See that's had a young
Speaker 3: Alyssa Milano in it before she lost her way.
Speaker 2: Yeah she was, she was just a little kid. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and uh but I we need to bring back that
Speaker 2: do that topic again sometime. Movies that you can watch
Speaker 2: over and over again. It was last night we were bored,
Speaker 2: just sitting around and I put on Dodgeball. I can
Speaker 2: watch that movie over and over again.
Speaker 3: It's funny because because I've put that one, I usually
Speaker 3: put something on the fall asleep too. I'll make it
Speaker 3: five minutes us. But yeah, I've been putting it on
Speaker 3: last two nights, just you know, just to kind of
Speaker 3: kind of have it.
Speaker 2: Well, what's funny is I got about a half hour
Speaker 2: into it and I fell asleep.
Speaker 3: Yeah. By the way, his arnold's name and commander is
Speaker 3: John Matrix.
Speaker 2: Matrix, I got what a what a just a solid
Speaker 2: badass red Blood in America.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, John Matrix.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Bill and Union. Hey Bill, what do
Speaker 2: you got on Vanilla eyes?
Speaker 8: Yo?
Speaker 2: Jump Bill?
Speaker 1: Bill?
Speaker 2: Bill's yeah, Bill ain't there. Let's talk to Jim and Crittenden.
Speaker 2: What's going on? Jim Critden knows all about the thought
Speaker 2: it was Crittina But at Cincinnati, Jim, what's going on? Buddy?
Speaker 5: Damn movie? You're a thing that's commando?
Speaker 3: Well yeah, we knew that we were. We couldn't think
Speaker 3: of our olds like character's name, and we franced John Matrix.
Speaker 13: Didn't marry killed everybody anyway?
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Speaker 2: Let's uh, we're talking vanilla ice for whatever reason?
Speaker 3: Was it ninete this day in history nineteen ninety Ice
Speaker 3: Ice Baby became the first to wrap record to top
Speaker 3: the US singles chart.
Speaker 2: Let's take to Mike and Moore Parensburg about it, and Mike,
Speaker 2: what do you got on Vanilla Ice?
Speaker 9: I'm just thinking a Ford got a boost because.
Speaker 15: You know how many white Mustangs five point oho was
Speaker 15: driving around that year?
Speaker 4: There was a ton of them.
Speaker 3: That's right rolling in my five point zero. Yeah, down,
Speaker 3: so my hair can blow The girl he's on standby
Speaker 3: waving just to say, Hi, did you stop? I just
Speaker 3: drove by. I can do this all day yet all
Speaker 3: day don't.
Speaker 2: Let's let's start to Dan Downtown. Hey, Dan, what do
Speaker 2: you have on Vanilla Ice?
Speaker 1: I saw the Iceman at a Newport on the Levee
Speaker 1: party on the river.
Speaker 4: He was the.
Speaker 1: Headliner and Rocky I don't know if you notice that
Speaker 1: he was in the heavy metal for a while, and
Speaker 1: he all these baby burmers came down to see him
Speaker 1: saying Ice I staated and he's sang that as his
Speaker 1: lead song. And then he announced that he was into
Speaker 1: new music. And he did a whole set of heavy
Speaker 1: metal music.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he did Ice Ice Baby to a Metal Remember
Speaker 3: him doing that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the entire crowd cleared out. They were they
Speaker 1: weren't there to see that, but uh, I thought it
Speaker 1: was an interesting part of his musical.
Speaker 3: Career, interesting to say the least. See.
Speaker 2: Uh, no Ice to me was the bon Jovi of ramp.
Speaker 3: Now wait a minute, now, now, now you're making it personal.
Speaker 3: You're you're you're trying to upset me. How is he
Speaker 3: the bon Jovi of rap?
Speaker 2: Everybody knows who he is, but nobody cares.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Wow, we just talked about everybody cares
Speaker 3: about the iceman. He's loved, revered.
Speaker 2: Uh I got it. You gotta lie, was so said.
Speaker 2: I don't have a soft spot in my however, bon Jovi.
Speaker 2: I do Ice though, just because like we were talking,
Speaker 2: he's a scrapper. He's made to work for him.
Speaker 3: You know that was cold head fingers, That was cold
Speaker 3: well like ice ice, that's it. If you can't take
Speaker 3: the heat, get out of.
Speaker 2: The kiss, roll it in your five point I got a.
Speaker 3: Dude with my rag tough down so my hair can
Speaker 3: blow ahead.
Speaker 2: Now did the did that get you heavy with the
Speaker 2: Chicks back then? Or what was the again?
Speaker 3: I mean when I came out in nineteen ninety when
Speaker 3: it was huge, and it was huge for like two years.
Speaker 3: I mean I was ten eleven years old, so I
Speaker 3: wasn't really in the Chicks at that point. I thought
Speaker 3: was a good song.
Speaker 2: Yeah did you have the hair?
Speaker 3: Because it was right about the time that came out.
Speaker 3: And then Can't Touch This by mc Hammer, Like those
Speaker 3: two albums came out around the same time and were
Speaker 3: that was kind of the mainstream hip hop explosion and
Speaker 3: that led to those low cross pants that EMC Hammer
Speaker 3: wore and sure you know the yeah you know white
Speaker 3: dudes were had the high top hairdo like Vanilla Ice.
Speaker 2: And I was going to ask you did you have that?
Speaker 2: Because I can't really see Mighty Mike Boy letting you
Speaker 2: rock that hair.
Speaker 3: Dude wasn't going to have that. Or if I asked
Speaker 3: for the hammer pants, that wasn't That wasn't gonna go
Speaker 3: down on the West Side Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: I can see you strolling onto the campus of SADEX
Speaker 2: with your hammer pants and your kid and play hairdo
Speaker 2: going on, uh like like ice Man, that goes so cool.
Speaker 3: So now I'll tell you what though, Like in reality,
Speaker 3: the dude could really really dance, like you know, if
Speaker 3: you're into that thing or not, Like like the dude
Speaker 3: could absolutely. I mean there's you know, videos see all
Speaker 3: the time of him, like you know, back in the day,
Speaker 3: and the dude could just do it.
Speaker 2: He could move. What don't he like one of the uh.
Speaker 3: Like a backup dancer or something.
Speaker 2: I thought, No, I wouldn't. I thought when he was
Speaker 2: a kid he did that. What he had I don't
Speaker 2: even know, break dancing, throw down some cardboard and spin
Speaker 2: on your head. Was he one of those guys?
Speaker 3: I thought?
Speaker 2: I thought maybe he was.
Speaker 3: He was, Okay, he's you know, he's fifty eight years
Speaker 3: old now, yeah, Texas Texas guy about that? And uh, well,
Speaker 3: I don't know if he was.
Speaker 2: I know he was in like like dirt bikes and
Speaker 2: stuff real big too, remember that, Like that was that
Speaker 2: was part of his thing. See I and I got
Speaker 2: buy me. But I stand by my bon Jovi comparison,
Speaker 2: uh musically, not personally because John boud Jovi, I'm sure
Speaker 2: he's a very nice man.
Speaker 3: Which is always what you say about a guy you
Speaker 3: don't like.
Speaker 16: But I.
Speaker 3: Don't care, Oh gosh.
Speaker 2: Not caring anymore? Are you to that point? We're gonna
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Speaker 17: Zach Taylor, the loss to the Bears is the four
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Speaker 18: We're always spent every single waking moment is trying to
Speaker 18: find a solution to play better and be able to
Speaker 18: go win games.
Speaker 19: And that's that's where we're going to continue.
Speaker 17: To Bengals head coach Zach Taylor. The day after the
Speaker 17: embarrassing loss of the Bears forty seven to forty two,
Speaker 17: Coach Taylor saying in his news conference afternoon, this cannot
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Speaker 19: We'll just continue to get back to work and keep grinding.
Speaker 6: Do you feel like the solutions are still in this building?
Speaker 19: Absolutely? Absolutely, I do.
Speaker 17: Despite the thirty nine thirty eight loss of the winless
Speaker 17: that's the week before and yesterday's loss in which the
Speaker 17: defense could not shut down Chicago coach Taylor vouching for
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Speaker 18: We have great, great conversations. Everyone's on the same page
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Speaker 17: A name released now the person killed in the wreck
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Speaker 17: Douba was closed for about four hours during the morning
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Speaker 2: It's got worse that was well, do you see? Unacceptable?
Speaker 24: Is not?
Speaker 3: It hasn't been acceptable And yeah, they give a five
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy four yards of offense a second straight
Speaker 3: week they've given over five hundred plus two or eighty
Speaker 3: three rush yards. Now, you know, if this is Derek
Speaker 3: Henry in his prime. Sure, if this is you know,
Speaker 3: some of the great running backs that that are out there,
Speaker 3: you can say, okay, but that was not the case.
Speaker 3: DeAndre Swift was out of the game. They're down. Two
Speaker 3: of their top three running backs are out. Some guy
Speaker 3: named mona guy who I honestly got fortis clothes, did
Speaker 3: not know who he was or where he played college
Speaker 3: before the game started. Like Jim Brown hit one hundred
Speaker 3: and seventy six yards rushing. And then their third string
Speaker 3: guy I read this, a guy named Britton Brown was
Speaker 3: on their practice squad. They literally brought him off the
Speaker 3: practice squad because two of their top guys were hurt.
Speaker 3: He's essentially their you know, fourth, fifth, sixth, sixth, sixth
Speaker 3: string running back. Yeah, and and he runs for He
Speaker 3: had that twenty two yard touchdown, ran five for thirty
Speaker 3: seven yards. And it comes down to what we've all
Speaker 3: seen and know. It's it's it's tackling, it's it's personnel.
Speaker 3: And yeah, again, just when you think I can't get worse,
Speaker 3: it does.
Speaker 2: Well that touchdown at the end, I mean just there
Speaker 2: was zero, uh nothing. They'd run into a guy spin
Speaker 2: waltz into the end zone yea, and a sprint to
Speaker 2: the enzone.
Speaker 3: A new thing, like, oh my god, the impossible has happened.
Speaker 3: We got an on side kick quarterback whose arm is
Speaker 3: literally dangling from his body, goes down on there and
Speaker 3: scores a game winning touchdown. We just gotta at some point,
Speaker 3: don't you. I mean, you like, get a penalty or
Speaker 3: something before you just you just let a guy just
Speaker 3: stread you right down in the middle of field. But
Speaker 3: I don't know, I mean talking about with Willie. But
Speaker 3: let's go. The Bengals have a few options and none
Speaker 3: of them are good. Right Number one is you start
Speaker 3: benching starters and I'm not sure that's what needs to happen.
Speaker 3: And I'm talking hit the waiver wire every Monday. You
Speaker 3: bring in five or eight guys off the street that
Speaker 3: you know have shown they can play, and you get them,
Speaker 3: you give them a shot, and maybe you strike with one.
Speaker 3: And that's what this this defense. By the way, hey,
Speaker 3: the burst everyone's bubble is not going to get fixed
Speaker 3: in one off season. It's impossible with with with drafting
Speaker 3: and free agency, in one off season, you cannot build
Speaker 3: this level of defense into something that's formidable unit. Not
Speaker 3: gonna happen. But now maybe you get a head start
Speaker 3: on that. Now you try to find some guys, bring
Speaker 3: in some different bodies, and again maybe you catch you
Speaker 3: just catch fire with something. Maybe some guy that was
Speaker 3: overlooked comes in here and he happens to be the
Speaker 3: right fit, he happens to be a better tackler, and
Speaker 3: maybe that's one more piece you don't have to get
Speaker 3: next year. With already an impossible tasks, you do that
Speaker 3: means fire coaches. But I'm not sure how much is
Speaker 3: on I don't think is the brun of this is
Speaker 3: on al Golden. I actually feel sorry for him. He
Speaker 3: had a great gig with Notre Dame. They go to
Speaker 3: the National Championship game last year, they're they're gonna go
Speaker 3: to the playoff likely again this year. A great situation.
Speaker 3: But now he's here. You know, you hear people say, well,
Speaker 3: we've got trade for somebody who's gonna trade. Right, you
Speaker 3: can't trade Trey Hendrickson. He hasn't played the last two weeks.
Speaker 3: He's thirty one years old. You're not gonna get anything
Speaker 3: of I'm not gonna get a first pick. You're not
Speaker 3: getting the second round, but you probably won't get a
Speaker 3: third round pick for him.
Speaker 2: That's what I was going to ask you. Do you
Speaker 2: trade him? You just answered that.
Speaker 3: I mean, if he's on the top of his game,
Speaker 3: you do. But he's not. He's hurting. Now, maybe something happens,
Speaker 3: he comes back, he gets healthy, he just starts ripping
Speaker 3: the cover off the ball. Okay, maybe things change, but
Speaker 3: you're still It's the reason why I remind folks why
Speaker 3: there was the argument of even though he was the
Speaker 3: best player on this defense last year, why it doesn't
Speaker 3: make sense to give him a ton of money, guaranteed
Speaker 3: money for a one or two year contract because of
Speaker 3: his health concerns, the fact he had been injured, the
Speaker 3: fact that he is going to be thirty one years
Speaker 3: old and we are living it. We're living it right now.
Speaker 3: All the fears of boy, maybe it's not a good
Speaker 3: idea to sign him is exactly why you got You're
Speaker 3: paying a guy who's your best player on defense and
Speaker 3: you can't you know, he's not on the fields, who's
Speaker 3: not producing, and you can't trade him, so you're stuck.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the sad part you pointed it out there,
Speaker 2: and the way this team is drafted, it's not like
Speaker 2: you even if you hit a home run in next
Speaker 2: year's draft with all just go all, you know, all
Speaker 2: in on defense, even if you hit a total World
Speaker 2: Series Grand Slam, you're still not going to it's not
Speaker 2: going to come around in a year.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean, realistically, to think that this defense next
Speaker 3: year is going to somehow, some way, draft free agency,
Speaker 3: some guy on a practice squad happens to turn into
Speaker 3: an all pro, I mean, what's that going to be?
Speaker 3: Like three or four guys maybe and even that again,
Speaker 3: and that's the pie in the sky, ask right for
Speaker 3: that to happen, So that I think, that's what if
Speaker 3: you want to think about it, and I encourage you
Speaker 3: not to. That's what makes it even more depressing, is
Speaker 3: is the fact that digging your way out of this
Speaker 3: in one offseason is gonna be tough.
Speaker 2: Let's get your thoughts five one, three, seven, four, nine, seven,
Speaker 2: eight hundred, the big one. Let's get to Eric in
Speaker 2: Liberty Talonship. First up, Eric, what's going on? Buddy?
Speaker 6: Hey, guys, what's going on? So Bengals.
Speaker 15: I can't believe, like, well, it wasn't Bengals when we
Speaker 15: actually got the onside kick that couldn't believe that. I'm like,
Speaker 15: oh my gosh, one's really going our way. But then
Speaker 15: they turned the other page. Listen, the secondary they should
Speaker 15: be called the Chippendales.
Speaker 4: They don't.
Speaker 15: There's no arms going around anything. The front, the defensive
Speaker 15: line there, I get they're doing. They're trying their best,
Speaker 15: but the secondary.
Speaker 3: Rock you Now.
Speaker 15: You can suit up now and they would bounce off
Speaker 15: of you. And I'm not I'm not saying that's a
Speaker 15: big big you know, because I'm rock, You're in shape,
Speaker 15: But I'm just like, you're not gonna You're not gonna
Speaker 15: take somebody down.
Speaker 6: You're not gonna take.
Speaker 15: A tight end down length. And now they're wearing they're
Speaker 15: wearing shoulder pads that most of us wore back in
Speaker 15: sixth and seventh grade.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean the fact is, I mean, equipment aside
Speaker 3: is you know, they just haven't shown themselves to be
Speaker 3: to be good good tackler.
Speaker 6: I do.
Speaker 3: I've said this before with Lance. I think the fact
Speaker 3: that there's you know, there is a especially the linebacking corps,
Speaker 3: a lot of new guys and part of being a
Speaker 3: better tackler is knowing where you fit in the scheme
Speaker 3: with confidence, like where you're supposed to be? What gap
Speaker 3: do you have? What gap does the guy next to
Speaker 3: me have? What guy does does the safety have? And
Speaker 3: having confidence because you know, lack of confidence is what
Speaker 3: creates mistakes. Can do I have that? Do I have this?
Speaker 3: Do I have that? I don't know? And that you
Speaker 3: know where you don't have the confidence go and make
Speaker 3: a sure tackle. That adds to the you know, the
Speaker 3: the inability to tackle well well.
Speaker 2: And you know I brought it up there recovering the
Speaker 2: on side kick. I thought, what's the last time I
Speaker 2: saw that?
Speaker 3: I mean it's like around two percent. I think there's
Speaker 3: something that's crazy for that happening. And you get all
Speaker 3: those things and I mean you get a I mean
Speaker 3: they got that. That's I think the hardest part is
Speaker 3: is they get the kickoff return to open up the game.
Speaker 3: So you're getting you know, massive special teams assist. You
Speaker 3: get another special teams assist by getting the the on
Speaker 3: side kick. Later on, you know, Joe Flacco is puts
Speaker 3: up over four yards passing. Everything was there and I
Speaker 3: still couldn't get it. Give forty seven.
Speaker 2: Points and still lose. And I was wanting to say
Speaker 2: this earlier. You got to feel good for Joe Flacco
Speaker 2: because man, it's obvious that he's having a blast throw
Speaker 2: into these guys. Oh yeah, I mean Higgins and Chase. Obviously,
Speaker 2: those guys make it easy to you can cherry pick. Okay,
Speaker 2: if somebody's open over there, Yoshi's opened some blah blah blah,
Speaker 2: our Chases kind of sneaks out of the backfield. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's cool. But and you pointed it out, jamar Ches
Speaker 2: should be the happiest guy alive because Flacco just has
Speaker 2: got a target on his back, bigger in the state
Speaker 2: of Idaho. Dude.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm saying, does he want Joe Burd to come back?
Speaker 3: I'm not certain about it because you know, again he's
Speaker 3: said what the targets have been since since Flacco has
Speaker 3: been there, it's been twelve, twenty three, nineteen. Yesterday it
Speaker 3: was a low of eight. He's still but he still
Speaker 3: had six receptions for one hundred and eleven yards. Yeah,
Speaker 3: And I mean for Flacco, he's in a great situation
Speaker 3: because he comes in there's no pressure there. You know,
Speaker 3: there's no real expectations, so he's just letting it rip
Speaker 3: and letting all of his experience shine through and having
Speaker 3: a great year. Good for him.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Chris and Columbus. See Chris, what's going on?
Speaker 13: Hey, thanks so much for taking my call. You don't
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Speaker 13: t Bob Trumpy, the first guy listened to you on
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Speaker 19: I mean, this is history.
Speaker 13: We love you, Bob, we miss you.
Speaker 16: You were.
Speaker 13: Is he going to make the Ring of Honor? Because
Speaker 13: if he's not, we should.
Speaker 6: Get rid of the Ring of Honor.
Speaker 13: He needs to be right in the middle of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And he's he's, I mean, such an iconic guy. I
Speaker 3: got a pleasure to meet him a few times. I mean,
Speaker 3: he is. And Will he's explained this and we should have.
Speaker 3: Maybe we'll have him talk about it more tomorrow. But
Speaker 3: I heard Will explain it. Like you know, back when
Speaker 3: Trump he started in the eighties and nineties, there wasn't
Speaker 3: sports talk radio, and he went to the people in
Speaker 3: charge and said, hey, I want to do a three
Speaker 3: hour sports show, and they laughed him out of the
Speaker 3: people do want to listen to this? People talk about
Speaker 3: sports for three hours? Are you crazy? Well, he hit
Speaker 3: the you know, went and found the advertisers, and I
Speaker 3: mean literally created this medium that is employees, all kinds
Speaker 3: of people, and all kinds of people listen to every day.
Speaker 3: So I mean, I mean talk about a historic thing
Speaker 3: that he did and helped create. It's amazing.
Speaker 13: Well, he's a great guy. I want to say this.
Speaker 13: I think that they can fix the defense enough in
Speaker 13: one season to be competitive next year. This offense, look
Speaker 13: what this offkins can do. Burrow needs to learn a
Speaker 13: little bit from Flaco. Flaco gets rid of the ball constantly, quickly,
Speaker 13: he processes, and then Burrow has a better arm now.
Speaker 13: But he can do it. All we have to do
Speaker 13: is get the defense improved. But if let's they fired.
Speaker 3: Duke Tobin, that's not happening.
Speaker 13: He The definition of insanity is what repeating the same
Speaker 13: result the same action expecting a different results. If we
Speaker 13: don't get rid of Duke Tobin, if the Brown family
Speaker 13: doesn't have pride in their team and understand and analyze
Speaker 13: what's wrong with it, it's starting with Duke Tobin. Look
Speaker 13: at the draft picks, all these defensive draft picks. The
Speaker 13: two defensive draft picks that.
Speaker 4: Were good we let go.
Speaker 13: So I mean, look at they fixed the Denver Broncos
Speaker 13: defense in one to two years. New England's defense in
Speaker 13: one to two years.
Speaker 6: It can be done.
Speaker 13: But if you don't get rid of Duke Tobin and
Speaker 13: hire someone that knows how to draft defensive players.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and sorry about that. That's that's the thing is
Speaker 3: they are loyal. The office is loyal to a fault
Speaker 3: and there's never been any inclining, never any publicly anything.
Speaker 3: My boy, if that guy don't turn around, you know
Speaker 3: something's gonna happen.
Speaker 16: No.
Speaker 3: Nothing. So that's why it's hard as a fan, because
Speaker 3: you know, the the chance of things making wholesale changes
Speaker 3: aren't gonna happen.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Elizabeth and Anderson Township. Elizabeth, what do
Speaker 2: you have?
Speaker 25: Well, My thing is I've been born and raised here
Speaker 25: in Cincinnati, and I.
Speaker 26: Just feel like we're cursed.
Speaker 15: It's like ever since Jeff Cook on forward.
Speaker 13: It's just been a nightmare after a night there.
Speaker 15: It's just very bizarre to me.
Speaker 3: We need to sacrifice a live animal.
Speaker 16: There.
Speaker 13: It's just it just seems like, you know, we just
Speaker 13: can't get it done.
Speaker 3: I agree, And and that's what's even crazier is is
Speaker 3: this fan base despite the fact that outside of you know,
Speaker 3: like you know, about three years there, you know where
Speaker 3: they went to a super Bowl in an AFC title game.
Speaker 3: It's been pretty bad around here, and this fan base
Speaker 3: still right still stands by this team. I mean, my guy, like,
Speaker 3: what a luxury this organization. They should pinch themselves, say,
Speaker 3: my god, is if we're being honest, how bad things
Speaker 3: have been over the past twenty thirty years and we
Speaker 3: still got fans that want to be I want to
Speaker 3: support us. This is a miracle. We got to reward
Speaker 3: that with something. By the way, ed real quick. Yadi Scheffler,
Speaker 3: who follows me on Twitter, says, we're tying the Bengals
Speaker 3: and the Vanilla Ice together here and in great job.
Speaker 3: Nine years after Ice Ice Baby came out, Duke Tobin
Speaker 3: took over duties as director of Player Personnel. Coincidence, but
Speaker 3: that's how long he's been the player of personnel. Like
Speaker 3: Vanilla I's was still like a somewhat new memory.
Speaker 2: Did he I'm trying to remember if Vanilla Ice had
Speaker 2: a second album. I remember when he tried to go
Speaker 2: medal and I'm assuming he had a second rap album,
Speaker 2: but I don't remember it.
Speaker 3: Let me find this out. He's been in a bunch
Speaker 3: of movies. Let me see if here, I'll find it here. Yes,
Speaker 3: this is important. I'm gonna I'm going to prioritize this.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, we will check in with trapping the Rick.
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Speaker 2: Right back with Eddian Rocky coming up here at the
Speaker 2: top of the hour. After the five o'clock news, we'll
Speaker 2: be having our usual Monday conversation with our good friend
Speaker 2: Dave Lapham.
Speaker 3: Yes, so somehow this turned a show turned into a
Speaker 3: discussion about Vanilla Ice.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 3: The reason is because on this day in history nineteen
Speaker 3: ninety Ice Ice Bain he climbed to the top of
Speaker 3: the charts, and we discussed eurlers very famously. He ripped
Speaker 3: off the baseline from under pressure by Queen and David
Speaker 3: Body and also very famous. He explains an interview that's
Speaker 3: not the same song, and I think he describes it
Speaker 3: very well. Here Austin hit it.
Speaker 25: We sampled them from him, but it's not the same
Speaker 25: baseline Like he does.
Speaker 3: Ding ding dinging do ding ding.
Speaker 24: Ding ding.
Speaker 6: That's the way there's goose ding ding ding.
Speaker 3: Clear as mud right.
Speaker 2: Speaks for itself.
Speaker 3: He basicallylaim there was like an extra note on the
Speaker 3: end of the third verse kind of thing. Yeah, So,
Speaker 3: and I didn't know this, looked this up. So by
Speaker 3: the way, he wrote that song when he was sixteen
Speaker 3: years old in nineteen eighty three, is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And held on to it, you know that long and
Speaker 3: in terms of you know, sampling that baseline. Obviously, Queen
Speaker 3: and David Bowie got no royalties initially from that song.
Speaker 3: And then you know, David Bowie and Queen had their
Speaker 3: people calm up and say, hey, uh, how we're gonna
Speaker 3: work this out and settle out of court of course,
Speaker 3: uh with his his his real name is Rob van Winkle,
Speaker 3: by the way, required to pay financial recompense to both
Speaker 3: bo and the members of Queen. Also written in the language.
Speaker 3: Bowie and all the members of Queen were given songwriting
Speaker 3: credit for that song. So if you look up a
Speaker 3: Google Ice Ice Baby or Wikipedia and you'll see under
Speaker 3: writers you know, Brian May, Freddie Mercury and the whole
Speaker 3: smash right, which is pretty funny.
Speaker 2: Well, the whole sampling thing, there's Well, the one that
Speaker 2: always got me was George Harrison back in the day,
Speaker 2: My sweet Lord. Did you ever hear about that one?
Speaker 3: No, but that's a fantastic song.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my sweet lord, great song. Basically one of George's,
Speaker 2: if not the first song. I think it was his
Speaker 2: first hit single after the Beatles broke up. But anyways,
Speaker 2: giant song, and he was sued by the writers of
Speaker 2: the song He's so fine. You ever heard that old song?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: He's so fine, just one of those girls groups from
Speaker 2: the early sixties. And they said that he subconsciously plagiarized it.
Speaker 2: Now how I was like he did it?
Speaker 3: Was not like guilty by reason of insanity, kind of
Speaker 3: like I did it, but I didn't.
Speaker 2: They said, right, you did it, but I don't. We
Speaker 2: don't think you know you did it, but you did.
Speaker 3: It, and that held up. Yeah, he only because he's
Speaker 3: George Harrison, and I bet he had a whole team.
Speaker 2: Of right lawyers. But yeah, no they Yeah, the writers
Speaker 2: won and it was I think they might have. I
Speaker 2: don't know if they added their names to the songwriting
Speaker 2: credits or what.
Speaker 3: You see this a lot in Instagram these days, and
Speaker 3: I think a lot of it is because of ai Is.
Speaker 3: You can find like similar basslines, whatever, and a lot
Speaker 3: of this A lot of songs. You know, they'll take
Speaker 3: it off. You know, a dance record from nineteen seventy six,
Speaker 3: some obscure band no one's ever heard of, and you
Speaker 3: know ever listened to it. They they lifted it, change
Speaker 3: it a little, but not quite enough, and boom, it.
Speaker 2: Is that you remember that song Bittersweet Symphony from a
Speaker 2: few years now that that string thing is sampled from
Speaker 2: like the London Philharmonic play the Stones real, so that's
Speaker 2: from the London pheld Harmonics version of I Want to
Speaker 2: Say Last Last Time. But regardless, it's an old Stone
Speaker 2: song and they sampled that string thing out of there.
Speaker 2: And now I don't I can't even imagine what's how
Speaker 2: that you know, equates to a Stone song. But anyways,
Speaker 2: somebody heard that sued that band and Jagger and Richards
Speaker 2: are on that song.
Speaker 3: Now, wow, that's amazing. I saw on again on Instagram
Speaker 3: the other day the Iron Maiden song The Trooper, which
Speaker 3: is one of their more famous songs. I mean, like
Speaker 3: almost word for word, like this guy they seemingly ripped
Speaker 3: off off to some other you know again obscure metal
Speaker 3: European band that never made it, never nothing, and it's
Speaker 3: like that's sounds we're almost word for word of what
Speaker 3: you reversed to the song Trooper is. Yeah, but back
Speaker 3: then you could kind of maybe you can kind of
Speaker 3: get away with it to some degree, but it's harder now. Well,
Speaker 3: the whole.
Speaker 2: Rights thing, I don't, I don't get it at all.
Speaker 2: I don't you know with well, I told you that
Speaker 2: my wife is saying you should do a podcast where
Speaker 2: you have like you and you have Rocky on as
Speaker 2: a guest, and you talk about your favorite ten albums
Speaker 2: or whatever and you play songs from that. And I
Speaker 2: was like, well, that's the only problem with that is
Speaker 2: it cost me about two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 2: in rights. Right, yeah, I don't think I'm gonna make
Speaker 2: that guy of money of commercials.
Speaker 3: But it is like, there's nothing new under the sun.
Speaker 3: How many how many singular songs have been made since
Speaker 3: let's call it nineteen fifty five, right, nineteen sixty right
Speaker 3: rock and roll started? I mean, there's no arrangement of
Speaker 3: notes that hasn't been done, so it's always similar.
Speaker 2: Maybe you know, because I've heard that there are only
Speaker 2: so many combinations of notes and it's a finite number.
Speaker 2: I forget what the number.
Speaker 3: I think didn ed Sheerhan He was brought to court
Speaker 3: and then he kind of make that case and he
Speaker 3: you know, like just yeah, right, and he played the
Speaker 3: guitar in court and being like, you know this song,
Speaker 3: if I play like this same notes, it sounds like
Speaker 3: this song. If I play these notes like this, it
Speaker 3: sounds like that song. And yeah, and to the point
Speaker 3: about George Harrison, you could see like you heard a
Speaker 3: song you don't remember where or when. But yeah, I
Speaker 3: really like that that groove, that beat, well let me
Speaker 3: kind of morphat around.
Speaker 2: So yeah, that's what I just always love that. We
Speaker 2: know you didn't mean to, but you did. Very funny.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to the phones. And I wanted to
Speaker 2: get to Phil. Phil has been holding a little bit.
Speaker 2: Hey Phil, where you want to talk about the Bengals?
Speaker 9: What do you got?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 27: I wanted to ask Rocky a couple of questions. I
Speaker 27: agree with the caller you hit about Duke Tobin. They
Speaker 27: need to get somebody who knows how to evaluate defensive talent.
Speaker 27: Did Zach Taylor have any previous head coaching experience before
Speaker 27: he came to the Bengals.
Speaker 3: No, I know he was an assistant with UC for
Speaker 3: a while and then he went he was with the Rams.
Speaker 3: But the answer is no. I mean Austin correct me
Speaker 3: if I'm wrong, like I don't. Yeah, there was no,
Speaker 3: and Rocky did.
Speaker 27: This is going to hit you pretty hard, probably, but
Speaker 27: I'll ask the question. Hang up and listen to your answer.
Speaker 27: Is Marcus Freeman ready to be a head coach in
Speaker 27: the NFL?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think he probably likes his gig a Notre Dame
Speaker 3: pretty good. But you see more and more college coaches
Speaker 3: jumping to the NFL just because it's a little less
Speaker 3: headaches dealing with all the you know, the transfer portal
Speaker 3: and nil and raising money and blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: You never say never. I think if Freeman won a
Speaker 3: championship at Notre Dame, I think you But but I
Speaker 3: think he's, in my opinion, he's too close to doing
Speaker 3: a very hard thing, which is winning a national title
Speaker 3: at Notre Dame.
Speaker 2: Your assessment, he's your coaching gig, college or pros. I
Speaker 2: think I gotta say pros these days.
Speaker 3: Just there's a little bit of an offseat. I get.
Speaker 3: I talked to college coaches every week and there's no
Speaker 3: downtime none, you know, and lease see NFL. Okay, you
Speaker 3: get into February March, and I know the combines coming.
Speaker 3: I get all that, but there's a little little more time,
Speaker 3: and you're also not dealing with the problem with like
Speaker 3: the portal one and all that in college football is
Speaker 3: in the fact that these guys are getting paid. It's
Speaker 3: like there's contracts don't mean anything. You know, when you
Speaker 3: signed Joe Burrow to a five or six year deal
Speaker 3: or whatever it was, you know he's going to be
Speaker 3: here for six You can't just at the end of
Speaker 3: the season say you know what, I'm going to play
Speaker 3: for the Ravens next year. Well, now in college you
Speaker 3: can kind of do that. That's gotta be maddening dealing
Speaker 3: with that, and it's especially hard for the smaller schools.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to Joe and Fairfield. We're all over the place.
Speaker 2: Here are we talking about vanilla ice? What are we
Speaker 2: talking about?
Speaker 6: Joe?
Speaker 25: You guys were talking about beats being lifted by musicians
Speaker 25: from other.
Speaker 9: Songs and such.
Speaker 25: Yes, the infamous song by Snoop and Doctor Dre. The
Speaker 25: next episode was originally done by the act to play
Speaker 25: Ducky in n cis David McCollum.
Speaker 3: What really.
Speaker 9: If you If you look up.
Speaker 25: David McCollum's original song from I think It's the nineteen
Speaker 25: sixties or something called The Edge, you'll recognize the beat
Speaker 25: right away.
Speaker 2: We try to try to pull that here, uh and
Speaker 2: and Joe, are we waiting David McCollum, wasn't he? And
Speaker 2: the man from Uncle is that that guy?
Speaker 25: I believe?
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah, Elia, kurriyokin and uh and thanks Joe,
Speaker 2: So you got it.
Speaker 3: I'm sending to Austin right now the edge. We'll see
Speaker 3: if it sounds like wow, dead one. I assume they
Speaker 3: gave this guy Craigs. This is too much like that
Speaker 3: song to not have to you don't know the actor.
Speaker 3: Austin play the next episode by Doctor Dre and Snoop Dogg.
Speaker 3: Now next, if you can find the clean version, I
Speaker 3: mean it's it's dead on the beat, in the in
Speaker 3: the like kind of that that intro piece there down
Speaker 3: even down to that Oh yeah, yeah, right on it.
Speaker 3: I did not know that. But but Doctor Dre sampled
Speaker 3: a lot of stuff though, right, Those guys never shy
Speaker 3: about that.
Speaker 2: Didn't They pretty much started all more or less.
Speaker 3: I mean that's kind of yeah, how rap was created.
Speaker 3: They just sampled a bunch of songs and they you know,
Speaker 3: mix them up and scratch records and put together something.
Speaker 2: I always wondered to be able to do that, and
Speaker 2: I never could.
Speaker 3: I know, my buddy, well, my buddies. I was in
Speaker 3: junior high at the time, but he got a set
Speaker 3: of turntables for Christmas, and he he was going to
Speaker 3: do it right, he was gonna just stretch scratching records.
Speaker 3: And man, it's a lot harder than than it looks.
Speaker 2: I could throw I could throw that cardboard down and
Speaker 2: spin on my head. I'm telling you right now, son
Speaker 2: at break dancing, That's what I'm saying. But you play
Speaker 2: a little bit, you know there, scratch and sniff or
Speaker 2: whatever you call it, scratching record.
Speaker 3: He's like one of the best, supposedly one of the
Speaker 3: best guys the turntables ever. Kid Rock, I've heard that. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's like a master of like twelve instruments some something insane.
Speaker 3: But that's like that's that's like, there's nobody better on
Speaker 3: earth at that whatever that is than him.
Speaker 2: He grew up like he's a rich kid from Detroit,
Speaker 2: right something like that. His old man.
Speaker 3: Was rich, but I know he was.
Speaker 2: I think his old man ran a bunch of car
Speaker 2: dealerships or something, Okay, but so you know he had
Speaker 2: time to.
Speaker 3: Super talent and super dedicated. That guy's got a great
Speaker 3: story and he literally started from absolutely nothing and just
Speaker 3: like never took no for answer. No, I'm gonna make
Speaker 3: it at this And he was.
Speaker 2: He was a breakdancer too.
Speaker 3: He was just like me with don Or imagine that.
Speaker 2: I don't even think about it.
Speaker 16: With that.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the kid's dad owned the dealership. He didn't run it,
Speaker 3: he owned them.
Speaker 24: That's what I thought. Yeah, yeah, that's the matter right there. Yeah.
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Speaker 2: All right back with Eddian Rockey and Rock as we
Speaker 2: like to do this time every Monday after a Bengals game,
Speaker 2: we chat with this fellow, right heil, our good friend
Speaker 2: Dave Lapham and day or I was gonna say, Dave,
Speaker 2: what can you say about yesterday that hasn't been moaned
Speaker 2: about all day to day?
Speaker 4: Really not much.
Speaker 6: I mean it's been hashed over pretty pretty darn well.
Speaker 28: Yeah, you know, the bottom bottom line is the uh
Speaker 28: they've lost three in a row excuse me, two out
Speaker 28: of the last three and uh, and they've given up
Speaker 28: a top points and so doing. I mean, even in
Speaker 28: the victory three weeks ago against the Pittsburgh steel was
Speaker 28: thirty three thirty one, you give up thirty one points
Speaker 28: and still win the football game, which is remarkable against Pittsburgh.
Speaker 28: And then you lose to the Jets thirty nine thirty eight,
Speaker 28: you lose to the Bears forty seven forty two. I mean,
Speaker 28: you're scoring over forty points, over thirty three points every
Speaker 28: single game, but you give it up over thirty one
Speaker 28: points every single game. I mean, it's just offensively, they're
Speaker 28: they're getting some things done. Joe Flacco has been a godsender, really,
Speaker 28: I mean, yeah, that's a heck of a heck of
Speaker 28: a pickup. And he's understanding the offense, is understanding what
Speaker 28: needs to be done. He understands who to get the
Speaker 28: football to. He's been around a long time, he's been
Speaker 28: around eighteen years. He's seeing the good, the bad, and
Speaker 28: the ugly. He's seen it all. So if the defense
Speaker 28: can come around a little bit and just I mean
Speaker 28: make a stop at some point in time, I mean
Speaker 28: when the game's on the line one time, you know,
Speaker 28: get a three and out, you know, make them, make
Speaker 28: them pump the football at some point in time during
Speaker 28: a key drive during the during the football game. It's uh,
Speaker 28: it's mad being really to watch, and you know it's
Speaker 28: gonna the worm has to turn because they're nine games
Speaker 28: in and they're three and six.
Speaker 6: They've lost twice.
Speaker 28: As many games as they've won, so they're gonna have
Speaker 28: to turn it around pretty quickly because they're running on time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and lot with the defense, of course is the
Speaker 3: big issue. But that there's not a ton of options right,
Speaker 3: Like like no, you know Pro Bowl players are all
Speaker 3: of a suddenly you're just gonna show up, you know,
Speaker 3: the the you know concept of trying to trade for
Speaker 3: somebody to get better talent. I don't see that happening.
Speaker 3: But but at some point, don't you have to like
Speaker 3: start benching some starters lap, don't you You can't just
Speaker 3: roll the same guys out there for three straight weeks
Speaker 3: that that just flat can't get it done, don't you.
Speaker 3: I mean, hit the waiver wire and just bring bring
Speaker 3: in ten guys every Monday for workouts and just try
Speaker 3: them and plug them in and get something. And maybe
Speaker 3: you catch a diamond in the rough. Maybe you just
Speaker 3: swing and you happen to hit on somebody that no
Speaker 3: one else really saw. But don't you have to do something.
Speaker 3: Let I think you have to.
Speaker 28: At least, you know, you know, like you said on Mondays,
Speaker 28: bring people in and let everybody know that. Look, everybody's
Speaker 28: job's not safe around here. You can't feel comfortable. It's
Speaker 28: what you're doing is not good enough. And you know
Speaker 28: if you can't, if you can't do a better job,
Speaker 28: we're going to get somebody that can. I mean, the
Speaker 28: national football is a competitive environment. If you can't cut
Speaker 28: the mustard man, you're going to be cut by the wayside.
Speaker 28: So yeah, I mean, I just think Al Golden and
Speaker 28: the coaching staff on the Bengals defensive side of the football,
Speaker 28: they just have to get more out of what they've
Speaker 28: got on the roster. Beside, I just don't I just
Speaker 28: don't see the brown blackburn family doing what we're talking about.
Speaker 6: I don't I don't see them making wholesale changes, you
Speaker 6: know during the season.
Speaker 28: Now in the off season, that's a horse of a
Speaker 28: different color potentially, you know, some heads were all but
Speaker 28: during season, I just don't see it.
Speaker 2: We're going to Dave Lapham and lap of Rock and
Speaker 2: I talked about this a little while ago. What do
Speaker 2: you see the future of Trade Hendrickson in this city?
Speaker 16: Do?
Speaker 2: What is it to be?
Speaker 28: Yeah, that's a that's a good one. That's a million
Speaker 28: dollar question there. And I think you know, he's he's
Speaker 28: been hurt. He hasn't been able to do everything he
Speaker 28: wants to do physically, and that's going to be frustrating
Speaker 28: to him. You know, he's playing playing banged up. There's
Speaker 28: no question about that. He's kind of hinted about, you know, Trade.
Speaker 28: I do think that he really likes Cincinnati. The Cincinnati
Speaker 28: Bengals kind of saved his career as such. And you know,
Speaker 28: he was doing a well down in New Orleans, but
Speaker 28: not like he did when he came to Cincinnati by trade.
Speaker 28: And you know, he had his two best years he's
Speaker 28: ever had seventeen and a half SAX seasons back to
Speaker 28: back seasons and he's still, in my mind an incredible
Speaker 28: pass rusher and they're missing him. They're missing the consistency
Speaker 28: that he can give off the edge in terms of
Speaker 28: pressure in the quarterback and at least making the quarterback
Speaker 28: after most of them are right handed, you know, worry
Speaker 28: about their blind side or committing resources to getting him blocked,
Speaker 28: you know, putting a have to slideer guard and a
Speaker 28: tackle uh to to Trey Hendrickson or put a tight
Speaker 28: end over there, or you know, have a back stay
Speaker 28: in and chips so uh sometimes you have to do
Speaker 28: you know, more than one of those things. He's a
Speaker 28: guy that he's a guy that commands you know, three
Speaker 28: people's attention for sure.
Speaker 3: Well what is the prognosis? Obviously a bye week right
Speaker 3: now helps, but what are what are you hearing? Is
Speaker 3: this a guy that after the bye week he's expected
Speaker 3: to be back in full strength or is this something
Speaker 3: that's going to take a while, Like what are you hearing?
Speaker 28: Yeah, I don't know, they've been pretty quiet, you know
Speaker 28: about that about that injury. I know it's a shoulder issue,
Speaker 28: shoulder separation, and I don't think it's a you know,
Speaker 28: one where there's first second, third degree, you know, complete
Speaker 28: complete separation with the bones, you know, stick out through
Speaker 28: the skin kind of thing.
Speaker 6: It's not it's not like that, but it's it's.
Speaker 28: A it's an injury that you have to you have
Speaker 28: to fight through the pain. You know, it's a it's
Speaker 28: not a comfortable feeling, and you know, and you're using
Speaker 28: your hands in your arms in the past, rush and
Speaker 28: grabbing and pulling people all that sort of thing. So
Speaker 28: I think I think that for the if they can
Speaker 28: get in a in a in a groove and you know,
Speaker 28: start start to roll a little bit as a as
Speaker 28: a football team, I think he could make a major
Speaker 28: contribution for him down the stretch.
Speaker 6: I really do.
Speaker 2: And Lap we were also you had mentioned earlier Flacco
Speaker 2: and Rock and I talked about this a little while ago,
Speaker 2: don't you think, I mean, Flacco right now looks like
Speaker 2: he's having the time of his life. I mean, obviously
Speaker 2: it'd be better if they're a winning but he's loving
Speaker 2: throw into these to these receivers. Man, it's he's having
Speaker 2: a blast.
Speaker 28: It looks like to me, you're I mean, you know,
Speaker 28: who wouldn't want to throw to Jamar Chase? You know
Speaker 28: if you're a professional quarterback. I mean that guy's having
Speaker 28: a having another phenomenal year. I mean he's, you know,
Speaker 28: coming off a season where he won the Triple Crown
Speaker 28: in terms of you know, catches, yards and touchdowns. But shoot,
Speaker 28: he's already got seventy eight receptions for eight hundred and
Speaker 28: thirty one yards and you know, I mean six touchdowns.
Speaker 6: And he said.
Speaker 28: He's having a hell of a year. And you know,
Speaker 28: then you got t Higgins, who would be a number
Speaker 28: one on most teams, but he's the one A with
Speaker 28: the Bengals, and uh, you know, he's he's putting up.
Speaker 28: He's averaging fifteen yards per reception, and he's got six
Speaker 28: touchdowns himself. He's got a forty four yard you know,
Speaker 28: touchdown reception. So I mean Flacco still has a howards
Speaker 28: or hanging off that right shoulder. Man, he's still got
Speaker 28: He's still got plenty of juice throwing the football, and
Speaker 28: he's very accurate throwing it distances down the football field.
Speaker 28: I mean, he's he's got plenty left. And I think
Speaker 28: next year I would I would sign him. You know,
Speaker 28: I think he's just signed a one year contract. I'd
Speaker 28: sign him again. And I'd say, okay, I get the
Speaker 28: two best quarterback two quarterback situation on my roster. That's
Speaker 28: the best in the National Football League. I got a
Speaker 28: one two punch that nobody else in the league has
Speaker 28: at the quarterback position. I got a you know, a
Speaker 28: guy by the name of Joe Barrow who is an
Speaker 28: MVP candidate every year, and then being backed up by
Speaker 28: Joe Facko. Man, you'd being high cotton at that position.
Speaker 6: No doubt.
Speaker 3: Lap At what point? And we're actually already seeing it,
Speaker 3: you know, after the game, Jamar Chase I was a
Speaker 3: quota saying, man could not get one effing stop you
Speaker 3: Chase Brown? After the game? You know what the f like,
Speaker 3: At what point is is there a mutiny? Lap? At
Speaker 3: what point it does the offense, you know, almost go
Speaker 3: to go to fists with with the defense or saying, look, man,
Speaker 3: NFL guys are prideful guys, right you play in the
Speaker 3: NFL like no one wants to be embarrassing. Right now
Speaker 3: the offense is saying, you guys are embarrassing us, and
Speaker 3: how come you're not fixing it? What point does it
Speaker 3: does it turn bad in this locker room?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 28: I mean, you know you hate to see a locker room,
Speaker 28: a divided locker room, you know, and just by what's
Speaker 28: going on, I mean the offense, like we're talking about
Speaker 28: scoring thirty points a game and defense giving up over
Speaker 28: thirty points a game. It's easy to see who's going
Speaker 28: to be pointing to blame it who. And the offense
Speaker 28: is I mean, the offense right now is saying that defense.
Speaker 28: Come on, man, get something done. Do something. I mean
Speaker 28: is you got to make personnel changes, you have to
Speaker 28: make schematic changes, whatever you have to do, do it,
Speaker 28: because right now what you're doing is not cutting it, man.
Speaker 28: I mean, it's you're getting shredded, getting shredded out there
Speaker 28: on a weekly basis. And you know, we're not perfect,
Speaker 28: but we're playing a hell of a lot better than
Speaker 28: you are. And you know, let's see if we can
Speaker 28: balance this.
Speaker 6: Thing up a little bit.
Speaker 28: And you hate to see, you know, teammates pointing fingers
Speaker 28: at each other, you know, individual t mates.
Speaker 6: That's and the way.
Speaker 28: Some of the guys are talking, it sounds like that's
Speaker 28: what's going on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no doubt, Lap I don't know, it's it's
Speaker 3: just it's just hard because this this defense, it's it's amazing,
Speaker 3: but it's it's gotten worse. And and the tackling, and
Speaker 3: you know, that's something I always had pride in my
Speaker 3: ability to tackle. And you're not you're not singing that.
Speaker 3: And I understand how hard it is to practice tackling
Speaker 3: during the season, but it's always been hard to practice tackling.
Speaker 3: But for some reason, this just it's it's not happening.
Speaker 3: And I don't know if it's you know, with young
Speaker 3: guys on defense, the young linebackers, uh, you know, with
Speaker 3: with Carter and Knight and maybe not knowing being fully
Speaker 3: confident in the scheme, and sometimes that can make you
Speaker 3: a little hesitant if that's part of the issue. But man,
Speaker 3: the tackling the basic fundamental of defense, and of course
Speaker 3: the basic fundamental of offense is blocking what you know
Speaker 3: a lot about. But the basic thing is is the
Speaker 3: thing we're worse at.
Speaker 28: And I think you've hit on where the biggest problem is.
Speaker 28: I mean, honestly, the biggest problem is the lack of
Speaker 28: tackling defensively, I mean mistackles, not finishing plays. Man, that's
Speaker 28: something that you're taught at the peewee level, the Pop
Speaker 28: Warner football level. You're taught how to tackle, and you're
Speaker 28: taught how to go through their techniques and fundamentals of it.
Speaker 6: And man Paul Brown was a sticker on it.
Speaker 28: He had a drill called the routine tackling drill, and
Speaker 28: it was form tackling. Everybody ever, quarterbacks, everybody ever started
Speaker 28: every single practice with the routine tackling drill. And Paul
Speaker 28: pep is you know, old school, there's no question, but
Speaker 28: he was successful time in won a lot of football games.
Speaker 6: He's one of the foundation.
Speaker 28: Founding fathers of the National Football League, and he believed
Speaker 28: in the principles of in the basics of blocking people,
Speaker 28: in tackling people and getting people on the ground.
Speaker 6: There's no question about it. You know, I know, I know.
Speaker 28: There's all kinds of advanced metrics and uh you know, scouting,
Speaker 28: ways to break film down and everything that goes along
Speaker 28: with today's modern NFL football. But bottom line is, at
Speaker 28: some point it boils down to who can block, who
Speaker 28: can tackle.
Speaker 2: Let me ask both of you guys this question, uh
Speaker 2: the if and it looks at the next what four
Speaker 2: or five games are really that's a tough road to
Speaker 2: hoe right there. Do you do you play Joe Burrow
Speaker 2: when he's available to come back the rest of the season.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's gonna be ready to come back
Speaker 3: their lap, is he.
Speaker 28: I think I think he'll maybe work his way back,
Speaker 28: you know, at some point.
Speaker 6: But I don't I don't know how.
Speaker 3: Soon that is.
Speaker 6: Rocket.
Speaker 28: I haven't really gotten a good indication or get an
Speaker 28: indicator on that. Uh, he is down there though he
Speaker 28: was on the field on the sideline, you know, giving
Speaker 28: feedback and his input on an opinion on things. Joe
Speaker 28: Flacco's he came off the football field in this last
Speaker 28: game against the Chicago Bear, so that, you know, that's
Speaker 28: a good sign.
Speaker 6: He's always been engaged.
Speaker 28: It's not like he's uh, you know, chuck doubt mentally
Speaker 28: and and said, I got nothing to do with the
Speaker 28: football team. I'm hurt, I'm done. It's not it's not
Speaker 28: anything like that. But man, like, uh like get he
Speaker 28: was saying, you got to go to Pittsburgh, you got
Speaker 28: New England Rabel doing a hell of a job there,
Speaker 28: you gotta go to you gotta go to Baltimore, and
Speaker 28: you got to go.
Speaker 6: To a Buffalo back to back weeks there. Man, those
Speaker 6: are those are tough ones.
Speaker 28: Uh. Then you get Baltimore again at home, going to
Speaker 28: go down to Miami against Tula, Arizona, Man and Cleveland.
Speaker 28: So I mean, if the Bengals somehow can be in
Speaker 28: it in the last couple of games of the season,
Speaker 28: I don't think that.
Speaker 6: Those are our.
Speaker 28: Teams Arizona in Cleveland, that that the Bengals, if they
Speaker 28: aren't a nice one, that they should say, oh geez,
Speaker 28: we can't beat these guys. But you know, it's pipe
Speaker 28: dream stuff right now because you just lost a football
Speaker 28: game you should have won, could have won. I had one,
Speaker 28: couldn't finish it and fall to three and six. So
Speaker 28: I'm sure a lot of Bengal fans are like, are
Speaker 28: you crazy? What the are you talking about? Playoffs?
Speaker 3: You kidding?
Speaker 6: Meet playoffs?
Speaker 3: Come on, man, Yeah, that's that's tough one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right with that lap, We'll let you go.
Speaker 2: What do you got coming up tonight?
Speaker 28: Yeah, we got you know, Lance and I are do
Speaker 28: Bengals line of course, And we got interviews from from
Speaker 28: a bunch of players coaches as well, talking about the
Speaker 28: you know, what went right, what went wrong? And whytt
Speaker 28: why it was that way, what the Chicago Bears did
Speaker 28: to to get the Bengals. Uh on their heels a
Speaker 28: little bit, and uh why it took so long to
Speaker 28: recover in some instances. So hopefully though they'll they'll be
Speaker 28: able to get this thing. Like we said earlier, turned
Speaker 28: around sooner rather than later, because you can't waste any
Speaker 28: more weeks.
Speaker 2: All right, with that, lap We'll let you go, buddy,
Speaker 2: Thanks so much.
Speaker 28: Guys, have a great one, appreciate the opportunity.
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Speaker 7: On our next episode we'll be telling the story of lawnmower.
Speaker 2: Racing all right back with Eddie and Rocky just a
Speaker 2: little while longer and rock this is kind of a
Speaker 2: cool story. Yeah, scary story if you're this fella.
Speaker 3: Scari Yeah, Ron Daily. He disappeared early October. I was
Speaker 3: hunting and hiking around a severe On Nevada mountains on
Speaker 3: a hunting trip, and I guess you know, according to him,
Speaker 3: he got lost. Now I can test he just wanted
Speaker 3: to get it away from his wife for a little bit.
Speaker 3: But nevertheless he was found and with the latest and
Speaker 3: an update on the story, Alex Stone from ABC joins us, Alex,
Speaker 3: what is the latest with this?
Speaker 26: Hey there, guys. Yeah, I'm pretty incredible that over twenty
Speaker 26: days ago, he goes out was supposed to be a
Speaker 26: day trip, never came back, and there's been this big
Speaker 26: search and rescue effort in Fresho County, California that went
Speaker 26: on for him, but there were no signs of him
Speaker 26: until this weekend when some other hunters they were in
Speaker 26: the Sierra Nevada and they came upon him in the
Speaker 26: woods and he's doing amazingly well. He was in the
Speaker 26: hospital over the weekend being watched but going home today
Speaker 26: and his wife got a phone call when he was rescued.
Speaker 26: She could not believe it. She's telling us, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 16: I know you're worried. I loved you so much.
Speaker 26: And she says that he kept apologizing for not coming
Speaker 26: home over those twenty days and messing up his truck.
Speaker 18: He lost his tuck.
Speaker 11: He lost his truck.
Speaker 3: I don't even know what that means.
Speaker 29: But he said, I go out here, I ran.
Speaker 26: Out of gas.
Speaker 11: I lost my truck.
Speaker 2: I said, I don't.
Speaker 25: Care about your truck.
Speaker 16: I just so cat.
Speaker 26: So he's been in the hospital. His daughter recorded him
Speaker 26: for us, telling his story, and he says it was
Speaker 26: quite an ordeal. He ended up on a rock crawling
Speaker 26: trail that a jeep trail that his truck wasn't made for,
Speaker 26: and he didn't mean to get on that trail, and
Speaker 26: he couldn't get out of it, and there was snow.
Speaker 26: He got stuck. He was unable to get out from
Speaker 26: his hospital bed, saying this.
Speaker 16: I just backed up the checked my truck up and
Speaker 16: made it little, took the passenger seat out and throwed
Speaker 16: it in the back. So I had The place was
Speaker 16: laid down very uncomfortable. My heads are killing me.
Speaker 26: Yeah, so he laid down in the truck. He was
Speaker 26: there for quite a while. He had about two weeks
Speaker 26: worth of food. He waited for rescue, was living out
Speaker 26: of the truck until Saturday. He decided he had to
Speaker 26: get out of there. He was gonna die. He was
Speaker 26: out of food. He's been out for like a week,
Speaker 26: week and a half of food and water, And so
Speaker 26: he hiked and said that he had to make a move.
Speaker 16: Either try to walk out, then you're gonna sit here
Speaker 16: and die. I got on my card, mom, and I
Speaker 16: started walking in. And it was the toughest walk I've ever.
Speaker 26: Done in because every time he thought he had gone
Speaker 26: over a mountain, there was another one there and another
Speaker 26: one there. He kept wanting to quit, but he said
Speaker 26: he had to keep going. The sun went down, and
Speaker 26: that's when he made a prayer to God, saying, hey,
Speaker 26: help me out.
Speaker 16: I got my head down, my hands and I'm praying Lord, Lord,
Speaker 16: you got to send somebody up here to me. I
Speaker 16: can't hardly walk anymore. Lord, you gotta help me. Father.
Speaker 4: God, Light though it.
Speaker 26: God, And he says those were hunters coming up the road,
Speaker 26: yelling his name that they knew that there was a
Speaker 26: hunter named Ron who had been missing for quite a while,
Speaker 26: knowing you'd been lost. They got him food, they got
Speaker 26: him water. But he says it was that prayer. It
Speaker 26: was answered almost immediately. He was able to get a
Speaker 26: call out to his wife and say I'm safe.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm just crazy to go. God, thank you Lord
Speaker 16: for bringing these men into my life. It's saving my
Speaker 16: life today. Lord.
Speaker 26: Yeah, so it was those hunters who got him. He's
Speaker 26: generally okay, he's recovering now. He does have some injuries,
Speaker 26: as he talked about how hard it was to walk,
Speaker 26: and he hurt his hip and different things. But he's
Speaker 26: thankful to the hunters. You know that they went into
Speaker 26: the remote wilderness and on Saturday happened to be driving
Speaker 26: up that dirt trail and they found them. But he's
Speaker 26: going home and he's safe.
Speaker 2: That's crazy amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, because yeah, you think, okay, I know
Speaker 3: where I'm at, or the woods aren't that big. I mean,
Speaker 3: you get out there and you go for days and
Speaker 3: days and days and not see an absolute soul. So
Speaker 3: this guy is tremendously lucky.
Speaker 26: He's very lucky. And then he got to the point,
Speaker 26: you know, he kept thinking, I'll sleep in the truck,
Speaker 26: I've got some food, I'm gonna be fine, obviously no
Speaker 26: cell phone service in the Sierra Nevada, and thinking somebody
Speaker 26: would find him. And then after about a week of
Speaker 26: running out of food, he thought, this is my time.
Speaker 26: I'm either going to die right now or I got
Speaker 26: to start hiking, and he hit the not even a trail,
Speaker 26: you know, he just he started hiking through the woods
Speaker 26: and he was able to find help or they found him.
Speaker 3: And they often tell you, like in situations like that,
Speaker 3: whoever they is, you should stay in one place and
Speaker 3: people will find you. I disagree, man, I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: to If I'm going to go down, I'm going down swinging,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm going to pack all the food I
Speaker 3: got and try to make a go at. It looks
Speaker 3: like maybe by luck or circumstance, it worked out for
Speaker 3: this guy.
Speaker 22: Yeah.
Speaker 26: Absolutely, he made that choice, had that conscious decision he
Speaker 26: was going to do something, and otherwise those hunters would
Speaker 26: have never found him. And they were able to find
Speaker 26: him and immediately get him food, water, satellite call out,
Speaker 26: so his wife knew he was all right. Pretty amazing
Speaker 26: ending it could have gone the other way. After twenty days,
Speaker 26: search and rescue was kind of done.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 26: It was just thought, well, we don't know what happened
Speaker 26: to him, and they saw no sign of him, so
Speaker 26: it was he was kind of on his own.
Speaker 3: That thought.
Speaker 2: I was going to ask you, what about search and rescue.
Speaker 2: That would seem to be not easy to find a
Speaker 2: truck in a situation like that if you knew the
Speaker 2: general area where the fellow was.
Speaker 26: Yeah, this year and about are so remote when you
Speaker 26: get deep in there, and I mean it's a huge
Speaker 26: mountain range, and they search and rescue Presno County, the
Speaker 26: Sheriff's department, they had been searching for him. They had
Speaker 26: helicopters up and droans and people on the ground and
Speaker 26: they couldn't find any sign of them. And then they
Speaker 26: would kind of rekindle their efforts every now and then
Speaker 26: and go deep in there. But he was pretty deep
Speaker 26: and he was down that I guess this rock crawling
Speaker 26: trail that they never thought he would go down in
Speaker 26: the vehicle that he has or had that was made
Speaker 26: for the specialized jeeps, and he had accidentally gone down
Speaker 26: there and gotten deep into it. Nobody was able to find.
Speaker 2: Him down there all right with that, alex Uh. Luckily
Speaker 2: this has a happy ending. Thanks so much, buddy, you
Speaker 2: got it. Thanks, nice happy end of that story.
Speaker 6: Rocket.
Speaker 3: Yes, what do you got another news that we're talking about?
Speaker 3: You know, AI and robots and all that and how
Speaker 3: you know, AI is going to take a lot of
Speaker 3: white collar jobs and maybe some of the jobs that
Speaker 3: are left or some of the more blue collar things,
Speaker 3: right and lifting stuff and repairing pipes and electricians and
Speaker 3: all that sort of thing. Here's something might throw a
Speaker 3: little wrench in this. And this is pretty wild, but
Speaker 3: scientists have created artificial muscles which give humanoid robots never
Speaker 3: before seen strength.
Speaker 26: Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay, so I apparently the after reading this. The hard
Speaker 3: part about like you know, creating whether it's a suit
Speaker 3: or a robot that can actually lift things, is has
Speaker 3: to do with the elasticity of whatever. Like a fake
Speaker 3: muscle is made out of like where it's if it's
Speaker 3: if it's too loose, it's not strong. If it's too strong,
Speaker 3: it's not limber enough, right, unlike like real human muscles.
Speaker 3: So that was that was always been the you know
Speaker 3: kind of the problem. You know, researchers managed to overcome
Speaker 3: these limitations by engineering a composite muscle that becomes stiff
Speaker 3: when bearing heavy loads, but softens when it needs to contract.
Speaker 3: Report that in its stiffened state, this artificial muscle can
Speaker 3: support roughly four thousand times its own weight. Then when
Speaker 3: returned to a softened state, it can be stretched up
Speaker 3: to twelve times its original lengths. You're talking to some
Speaker 3: crazy space stage kind of material. But thanks to the
Speaker 3: work by these folks. And this is and I believe
Speaker 3: in South Korea. I believe there's where they're they're doing this,
Speaker 3: not North Korea, South Korea. Yeah, they think that Like
Speaker 3: the if you if it was a robot that had
Speaker 3: this technology, it could have the strength of close to
Speaker 3: twenty men. You could lift the same amount of things
Speaker 3: that twenty men could could lift.
Speaker 2: We're done for dude, done, we are. It's over. I uh,
Speaker 2: I want to pal. I succumb to my robot overlords.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 2: I want them to know I'm on team bought.
Speaker 3: That's because you don't want to get vaporized. Correct when
Speaker 3: I start picking who stays and who goes?
Speaker 2: What are your nuts? Robot that's the strength of twenty men, Yeah.
Speaker 3: And has the brain power to know everything about every
Speaker 3: subject ever written in human history. Right, that's a tough comment.
Speaker 3: That's that's tough to beat in the marketplace. You know
Speaker 3: you're competing against you know, other people out there have
Speaker 3: this skill. That skill.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm only kind of beat you up at it
Speaker 2: if it wanted to get us vaporize you with its
Speaker 2: brain just right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's pretty toughty.
Speaker 2: Tough, so rocking other medical news, this happened in Bangkok, where,
Speaker 2: of course, all good things happen. Pity A. Mulan was
Speaker 2: arrested as he conducted his new medical procedure in the
Speaker 2: back of his vintage Toyota Corolla Wow. Mulan is also
Speaker 2: known as shang Yai Modify, allegedly offered genital enhancement treatments
Speaker 2: to men in the back of his Toyota, even though
Speaker 2: he's not licensed go figure to do so. He promoted
Speaker 2: his business on TikTok, offering enlargement circumcision and implant and
Speaker 2: pearl implantations, saying he learned how to do the surgeries
Speaker 2: by watching stuff on YouTube.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure he had like a multimillion dollar off
Speaker 3: of space with clean utensils and everything right in the
Speaker 3: back of his toy in the back.
Speaker 2: Yes, I became interested in this kind of work, so
Speaker 2: I studied and developed it as a side hustle to
Speaker 2: supplement my income.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a side hustle is like a lemonade stand, or
Speaker 3: you know, I'm gonna on the weekend, I'm gonna pour
Speaker 3: asphalt and redo driveways, make a couple of extra bucks.
Speaker 3: This is something different.
Speaker 2: Mow lawns, yeah, you know, leaves and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Authority has found no sterilizing equipment in his makeshift operating
Speaker 2: room in the curl.
Speaker 3: If somebody's gotta go, the sterilizing procedures do.
Speaker 2: But they did find local anesthetics, surgical blades, needles, and
Speaker 2: other equipment. He has been charged with practicing medicine without
Speaker 2: registration and authorization, which could land him in jail for
Speaker 2: three years. So I want to know how stupid you
Speaker 2: actually are to climb in the backseat of this dude's
Speaker 2: Corolla and let them operate on your junk. Just say
Speaker 2: I got this.
Speaker 3: You know, I was a little skeptical, but after talking
Speaker 3: to the guy, we had a ten minute consultation.
Speaker 2: I'm on board, and I want to I want to
Speaker 2: know what is it, what's on YouTube in Malaysia.
Speaker 3: There, Yeah, I haven't trust me. I haven't looked up
Speaker 3: some things on YouTube. I have not gone there yet. Well,
Speaker 3: and maybe that can be our You do better than
Speaker 3: this guy. Least at least you've got like a condo
Speaker 3: we can run and run the business out of.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I got an extra room.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Or look, you've got to pick up. At least we
Speaker 2: can do in the back of the pick up some
Speaker 2: more room there, way more room than the back of
Speaker 2: a Corolla. Guy that's fourth rate.
Speaker 3: Tell them what goes to people's heads.
Speaker 2: Stretch out here and use your eyes and bite on
Speaker 2: this piece of wood. You'll be fine.
Speaker 3: Be fine.
Speaker 2: I just watched the latest video, and I know exactly
Speaker 2: what to do.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 3: I was having a lot of trouble with this particular procedure,
Speaker 3: but I just just got this one video. Now we're good.
Speaker 3: You're in for a treat, my friend.
Speaker 2: Hold on, wait till the lady's going to hold of you.
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